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    Got the straight shaft but I didnt see a curve shaft with the bigger motor. Anyway, got some of it knocked out this morning and when the wind settles for a little bit I will spray, just been too wet or too winding to spray until now. I hate weedeating but I hate a wussy weedeater even more, if I got to do it I want a machine that will walk!!!!!
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    Stihl, chainsaw and eater. I just run the gas out at the end of the year, no prob.

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    Echo or Stihl. They will last a life time.
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    I'm sold on Stihl. Still using the 2 stroke model I bought in 1994. Had to replace some shaft bearings a couple years back (unit was not made to cut underwater but the cattails in my pond will argue that it worked just fine. Otherwise no problems. However, I love this rough blade for almost everything 7 " Brushcutter Chain Saw Tooth Blade Fits Stihl Echo Husqvarna More | eBay


    My weedeater sees a lot of brushy stuff and with the brush cutter blade and barely needs much more than idle speed to devastate weeds. Trees up to 1-1/2" can use some throttle. Also is easily sharpened.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuckeyeKdog View Post
    I'm sold on Stihl. Still using the 2 stroke model I bought in 1994. Had to replace some shaft bearings a couple years back (unit was not made to cut underwater but the cattails in my pond will argue that it worked just fine. Otherwise no problems. However, I love this rough blade for almost everything 7 " Brushcutter Chain Saw Tooth Blade Fits Stihl Echo Husqvarna More | eBay




    My weedeater sees a lot of brushy stuff and with the brush cutter blade and barely needs much more than idle speed to devastate weeds. Trees up to 1-1/2" can use some throttle. Also is easily sharpened.
    That blade is what I run on my Stihl 4 stroke.
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    Hey Rees I work for Thompson Agriculture here in cleveland and we are a dealer for Echo equipment so if you ever need anything for it let me know and I can get you fixed up.
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    I agree with echo. Just stay away from enthanol gas

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    Stihl has the power and dependability made in the good ol USA....I have a good used one if you'd like to do a trade for fishing stuff,,,let me know,,, It's the Stihl ff 55 rc
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    I actually have 2 extra weed whacked,,, 1 Stihl and 1 Echo,,, both are straight shaft type and both run in great condition,,,, These were left to me when fatherinlaw sold his lake house last summer,,,will do some trading for fishing crapp if anyone has something they like to trade,,,,The Stihl whacked is an animal,,,are echo has a slightly smaller motor,,,
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